NeckApp: Neck Training

NeckApp: Neck Training

Grow your neck in 8 weeks

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$6.99
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Released
September 19, 2026
Updated
September 28, 2026
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A clear plan for your neck training. NeckApp gives you 16 structured sessions, designed around two workouts a week. Train with bodyweight or supported equipment, follow animated exercise guides, and record your sets and neck measurements. KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT Each session includes set, rep, load and lowering-tempo targets. Alternating sessions cover neck extension, flexion and lateral flexion, with shrugs when suitable equipment is enabled. FOLLOW EACH MOVEMENT See an animated demonstration alongside your set targets. Read the setup cues, log completed reps and use the adjustable rest timer. Pause a workout and pick it up again later. PROGRESS FROM YOUR LOGGED SETS Your recorded performance shapes future targets. NeckApp adjusts repetitions, lowering tempo and added load as you progress. Use bodyweight, weight plates or a compatible neck harness. SEE THE WORK YOU HAVE DONE Follow your completed sessions in one programme progress card. Review your workout history, record neck circumference and see measurement trends over time. Choose kilograms or pounds, and centimeters or inches. PAY ONCE. TRAIN OFFLINE. One purchase unlocks the full app. No subscriptions, in-app purchases or account required. Workouts work offline. Your training records stay on your device. Designed for iPhone and iPad.
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What's New in NeckApp

1.1

September 28, 2026

Higher rep targets for bodyweight work: neck extension now starts at 25 reps, flexion and side flexion at 20. Plate and harness sets stay at 12–20. Beat your target and the next one moves up. At the top of the range the lowering slows, then load comes in. The screen now stays on during a session.

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